Glenmorangie

Glenmorangie history

Founded in 1843 in the Scottish Highlands, Glenmorangie has a rich history dating back to the 18th century. The distillery is renowned for its commitment to craftsmanship and innovation, using the highest stills in Scotland to deliver distinctive quality.
 

Glenmorangie region

Located in picturesque Tain, in the Ross-shire region, Glenmorangie draws its character from the surrounding landscape, with influences from the Dornoch Firth. The mild climate and local resources contribute to the unique flavor profiles of their whiskis.
 

Glenmorangie Bottlings

Glenmorangie offers various expressions, but the 10-year-old Original and the extravagant Signet are perhaps the most recognizable. These bottlings embody the complexity and sophistication for which the brand is known.
 

Size Glenmorangie

As one of the largest single malt Scotch whisky producers, Glenmorangie has achieved international recognition. Their commitment to quality and innovation continues to grow, making the brand a consistent favorite among whisky lovers worldwide.
 

Glenmorangie Features

Characteristic of Glenmorangie is the focus on wood aging in ex-bourbon barrels, resulting in a soft and fruity taste with subtle vanilla notes. The complex and balanced whiskys demonstrate unparalleled expertise and a continuous search for perfection within the Scottish single malt tradition.

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